Dan Secatore

1 week ago | overthemonster.com | Dan Secatore

Photo by Joe Sullivan/MLB Photos via Getty Images The Red Sox publicly insist that they are not throwing in the towel on the 2025 season, which makes sense, given that they’ve climbed back over .500 and into the Wild Card race. Meanwhile, the Sox’ NL counterpart when it comes to disappointing seasons, the Atlanta Braves, remain under .500. This situation has led many to call the Red Sox potential buyers, and the Braves potential sellers.

1 week ago | overthemonster.com | Dan Secatore

Photo by Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Things are ugly in Red Sox Nation right now. And I have a bad feeling that we haven’t hit bottom yet. Here’s Joon Lee — a guy who previously worked for two media outlets you might have heard of called ESPN and Over The Monster — with a scathing look at the internal operations of the Red Sox front office, including in-fighting, hot mic moments, and more.

1 week ago | overthemonster.com | Dan Secatore

Photo by Barry Chin/The Boston Globe via Getty Images The baseball gods, feeling generous towards someone if not Red Sox fans, gave us some goddamn poetry last night in Seattle. Roman Anthony, the youngest player in Major League Baseball and the next great star on a baseball club that tells the story of itself through its stars, hit his first big league home run.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Dan Secatore

Good morning. It’s June 17, the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. As any good Boston nerd knows, the Battle of Bunker Hill didn’t take place on Bunker Hill, but on Breeds Hill. Time has a way of not only making us forget, but of distorting the past. What will time do to the Rafael Devers era? It’s anybody’s guess, but with Roman Anthony’s home run last night, the Red Sox have officially moved on. AdvertisementTalk about what you want and be good to one another. More from overthemonster.com:

1 week ago | overthemonster.com | Dan Secatore

Eric Canha-Imagn Images BREAKING NEWS: In the middle of the team flight to Seattle — following a sweep of the blood rival Yankees, which brought the Red Sox over .500 and created more good vibes than even Brian Wilson ever did — Rafael Devers attacked manager Alex Cora with a fork and threatened to release his private copy of the Epstein Files, which reportedly includes incriminating evidence against most of the Red Sox front office.